Many manual processes unknowingly rely on the operator or analyst to infer some fact from available information. This fact is often a key consideration for making an operational decision. While it may be trivial to provide the information via a user interface or set of dashboards, often it is very hard to do this accurately via automation. Accessibility, consistency, and relatability are the main reasons why a manual decision cannot be fully automated without modifications to processes or the resources that store the associated information.
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Publisher: | Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security |
Published: | April 1, 2021 |
License: | Public Domain |